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Aromantic

Colours & Meanings

Aromanticism

The Aromantic Spectrum

Platonic Love & Relationships

The Grey-Asexuality Spectrum

The Asexuality Spectrum

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About

The Aromantic Flag in its current form was introduced in 2014 by a Tumblr user named Cameron, and although other Aromantic flags have been proposed and used in the Aromantic community, it is this current flag that is used by the largest Aromantic group – AUREA (romantic Spectrum Union for Recognition, Education and Advocacy).

The green colours are chosen to represent aromanticism as green is the inverted colour of red – the colour traditionally associated with romance.

The original design of this flag replaced the white stripe with a yellow stripe, but the meaning remained the same.

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Asexual & Aromantic Spectrum Flags
Originally published: 14th February, 2022
Last modified: 15th February, 2022

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